WNBA PROBES “HATE COMMUNITY”, allegedly made in the game fever

WNBA on Sunday said she launched an investigation into the “hated comments” that took place during Fever in Indiana Saturday won the “Chicago Sky”.

League He did not get into the specifics of what had allegedly happened during a game in Griba Fieldhaus in Indianapolis.

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The guard of the fever in Indiana Kaitlin Clark heads in the area of ​​the team’s bench after the Flagrant foul on the Chicago sky on Saturday was angel Ries during a game in Gebridge Fieldhaus in Indianapolis. (AP Photo/AJ MAST)

“WNBA strongly condemns racism, hatred and discrimination in all forms – there is no place in our league or in society. We know about these accusations and consider the case,” the league said.

The Women’s National Basketball Association also released a statement.

“WNBPA knows about the messages about the hated comments yesterday’s Indianapolis game and supports the current WNBA investigation on this issue,” the trade union said. “This behavior is unacceptable for our sport.

“In accordance with the policy” there is no place for hatred “WNBA we trust the league carefully research and take a quick action to ensure a safe and welcoming setting for all.”

Forward Indiana Formana Denvan Bonnar, right, hugged a team of Lex Hal after Bonner switched to third place on the score list during the game against the Chicago sky in Gebridge Fieldhaus in Indianapolis on Saturday. (AP Photo/AJ MAST)

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WNBA launched its Company “No place for hatred” By the 2025 season he refused. The company will include the use of AI social media monitoring tools that will help league to carry out a revised behavior.

“As part of the comprehensive WNBA plan, a technological solution for monitoring activity in social media in partnership with players and teams is being launched to help protect the community from hatred and persecution,” the statement said.

The redesigned WNBA fan code includes rules for supporters in the social media and the threat of sanction of these supporters from official content when they are broken. The new policy lists racist, homophobic, sexist, sexual, threatening or broken contents as “subject to blocking or removal”.

On Saturday, Indianapolis, Indianapolis, shoots at the Chicago Sky on Saturday. (AP Photo/AJ MAST)

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“Repeated violations of these guidelines may lead to the fact that the offender will no longer be able to follow our news, comment on our messages or send us messages,” the politics said. “In addition, any immediate threats to players, arbitrators and other league staff and teams can be transferred to law enforcement and may cause the offender to be banned from all arenas and events of WNBA.”

In the game fever in Nebetskada, there was a hot moment between the Star of Kaitlin Clark fever and the angel of the sky in the third quarter. Clark broke the shirt, causing the explosion from the sky forward, but cool heads prevailed.

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